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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-11
COLONIES CLASH.
Flstlcutf and Gaming Between Col. Baker
and Col. McLeary.

Flsticutf and Gaming Between Col. Baker
and Col. McLeary.
Judge j. Fl. McLeary, associate justice
supreme court western district of Mon
tana, had an alteration and finally a
tight with Col. L. N. Baker. proprietor
of the Central hotel, about s O'clock this
morning. In front Of the hotel, OHM ain
plaza Both gentlemen fought hard,
using their canes and fists alternately
and rolling In the mud of the recently
sprinkIed street and plaza until they
looked like bod carriers. Friends sepa-
rated them before very much damage
was done.
the trouble. as far as can be learned,
is Of six years standing, and grew out
of an account held by oil. Baker against
Col. McLeary. Col. B 4ker this morning
asked Col. Mac to apologize; he
wouldn't and they went at 1t. Neither
were arrested. No policeman in sight.
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A New Saloon.

MIR. Albert Frederick, formerly of the
southern hotel bar. will open, on Sstur-
day evening. the 18th, the Iron Front
FALCON in the Victor BeZe building, 90
posite the Southern hotel. This saloon
l. handsomely fitted up and one of its
attr ctiOns will be several hundred fine
buck horns. The best of liquors, wines
and cigars will be kept. Polite atten-
ton to all. and at the opening on Satur.
day night, there will be music ard iii
free luLch. 3.l0-3C
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A Druggists Story.

Mr.. Jsaac C. Chapman, druggist, Newburg
n. Y, writes us: Il have for the past ten
years sold several gr, s. Of DIR WIN. HALL
BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS. j can say OF IT what
/ cannot say of any other medicine 1 nave
never heard a customer speak Of 1t hut to
praise its virtues in the highest manner.
have recommended IL I'm a great may cases OF
- hooping Cough. with the happiest effects.
have used IL in my own family Tor many years;
in fact, always have bottle in the medicine
aIA
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LIGHT FLASHES,
And Other News Items Picked Around
Town By Our Reporters.
"Prooress and Upwards"

Has always zen my motto, and the progress
m,d, the past tiye years Is AN evidence OF
smokers appreciation OF good no ds sold at
low prices. / wish every smoker was judge
of tuba, cos, etc, and knew what cigars cost %
make, ana ALL Reckon my trade wOold gov
too big G, en- for my ores tig MS they are, but
shouldn't grumble; IL has been a good year
for me-better than any one would believe.
hope 10 make It's one better sui; much pet
ter; and for you as well as myself. AIN IN
shape To do II. DO y, u ever compare pricesF
You know don't deal in trash. grew be-
\ ond tbat long ago. For u nickel J GU can buy
equally as good long aud nne cut smoking "
baccOs and cigars a. sold elsewhere ut 0cents
TrS our prices and quaint o, goods. Polite
ness 10 ali, SIM Harris Two STORES,
g. s and 81 Commerce.
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The Delightful LIQUID LAXATIVE.

Syrup Of Figs g a most agreeable and vaIu-
able family rem dy, as It Is easily taEen by
old and young, and is prompt aud effective in
curing Habitudl Constipation and the many
Ills depeL ding o. a weas or g. actlv- condition
OF the Nidneys. Liver and HOwels. IL acts
gently Strengthens the organs on which IL
acts and awaken them to 4 healthy activity
For sale BY h, KRlteYer & Son.
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A First Class Restaurant Attached.
LUDWIG MAHNCKE. PROPRIETOR
Satisfactory Evidence.

J. W. Graham. Wholesale Druggist, OF Aus
In, Texas. writes: II have been handling DR..
WIN HALLS BALsAM THE LUNGS Tor the
past year, and have found il Ons of the most
salable medicines have ever had in my house
or Coughs. Colds end even Consumption, al
wa's giving entire satisfaction. Please send
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For Sale.

A well improved farm. six miles from
BOerne, $50 acres, thIrty.fve Of which
are improved farm land: irrigation.
springs and fine stone house residence
and outhouses Enquire al No. 500 West
Commerce street. Balm
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Syrup of-FlRs,

Manufactured only by the California Fig
-yrlp Co., san Francisco, Cal, is Nature $
Own T ne Laxative. 1t is the most easily
taken and most pleasantly effective remedy
costive; to dispel headache s. colds and fevers
20 cure habitual constellation, ind grstiOn, etc.
For sa in 81 cents and 81 bottles by +: Kali
teyer * Son. o6-ly
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Recorders Court,

Peter Poole, driving loose stock in the
stock limits, SIS
Juhn Woodruff, beating and striking,
S25.
Phil. Barber. drunk and down, SIS.
Walter Bryan. disturbing the pence, S1F.
John Winner. insulting language, $40.
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Closing out sale saturday 10 a. m, at
No. II North Flores street, a large lot Of
new and secondhand furniture, billiard
fable. farming tools, etc. Sale positive
3ll-lt GEo PEARSON, Auctioneer.
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THE PHARMACY BILL.

The Dru9 gists of San Antonio Urge SEN
ator Burney TO Support It
They following telegram from the
druggists Of San Antonio was sent yes
terday TO Senator Burney:
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, March 10.
Senator Burney, Austin, Texas:
We, the druggists of San Antonio,
urge the necessity for securing, the pas
sage Of the harmacy bill. and desire
that your best efforts be directed to this
end. RAGLAND & KENNEDY,
A. DRESS.
+. SCHAssE,
F. kALTEYER Il Son,
l. OR>NsKI,
ORYNsKI THOMSON & Co.
+. BROOKS,
II. Conn s. Co.
j. HARDENBERGH,
j JONES.
DOWNING & FLOOD,
DIR. ID. ALBINI.
JNo U. BODENMANN,
JAMES CLAvIN,
Ii. A. BLAIR.
And a letter was written the senator
upon the same subject.
r II. Lockert's signature was mad
vertently omitted from the telegram,
but he is strongly In favor of the meas
ure.
The pharmacy bill is one not only for
the benefit of the druggist, but for the
protection of the pubic and should be-
come q law.
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Tom Yates

Desires to inf,Tm his friends that his
only Office is at No 2Ol West Houston
street, near the turn table. 3ll.5t
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Wanted.

A pax her in a new business-The best
thing Set gotten up. Advertiser will
take a practical interest. Address, Xxx,
this office 3-ll-lW
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March Assessment.

The members Of the X. p. endowment
rank are hereby notified that the March
assessment Ia now dine.
Il. b. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Markets by TELEGRAPH.
Expressly reported for the LIGHT by Z.
Palmer q Co.. q Soledad street,

IEXpressy repOrItu TOT IHt I1IUHI Dy Z. U
Palmer Il Co.. 81 Soledad street,
LIVERPOOL, March IL. Cotton futures
open.d oIiet March april, lsd. Closed
easy. April May, s. I'D, sell~rs.
New YORK. March.-ll. Cotton - Futures
opened easy Ma Oh. . 500 SIC; April. 9 $40
G9 So: Nav, 9.9Sc BID: June. 9.9619.97; July,
lOUJdlO OF. August, l0.O9GlOl0.
New YuRK, March IL, l, p .m.-St"ck Market
Delaware and Lackawana l34k; st. Paul, 81;
W stern Union, 761s.
CHICAGO. March II, 12:lS p. m Grain and
Provision Market - Wheat - way delivery,
size Corn May delivery, 4lhc. Pork
May delivery, 81 20. Lard-May delivery,
S7.S7h.
NEW YORK, March IL, -p. m.-Cotton
Futures-Second Call-Market quiet and firm.
Narch q s SOC bid: April, 500 SIC: May,
pgSJg 90; June, 96GI9.Sg7; july, lLO3DlO.O4;
AUGUST, 10 O9IlO. TO- Sales, 81, 100 bales.
IL - d. I'm iu..-.nLInAnl-- -
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Boerne Notes.
Build ngs are going up rapidly.

Mr.. Archie Zorkowsky has returned
from BORNE.
Build ngs are going up rapidly.
Nelson & Martins gr ding and bridge
gang Of Italians, reported yesterday that
IN making excavations on the banks Of
the Guadalupe for the bridge abut-
ments, they came upon lot OF Indian
ZONES and relics.
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notice.. notice!
MATTRESSES
Household Furniture T FGa Million !
Headquarters at the Mattress Factory,
244, 246 & 248 AUSTIN ST.
Near Sunset Depot.
II. Phelps, Proprietor.

It is known fact that the market has been
of late flooded with the cheapest trash posi-
bic and sold at auction houses at any price
ohtainable, without giving particle OF salts
faction to the purchaser. II being done for the
purpose of doing business. However it may
be, have greater facilities for matt resS-ma
ing than any her factory in the state, and
have thus decided to give the public the bene-
1T. and will sell any mattress required at
wholesale price,
FOR CASH ONLY,
and will deliver the same to any part OF the
city free of charge
have steam power to pick all my corn
shucks. card my cotton and wool, and PICK an
hair and moss on the premises. The machln,
cry used is Of the very best, aud therefore
can defy ali competition in the trade, as Il 70
in vain for any hand power to try 70 compete
with st am. Mattresses renovated 40 m tds
equal TO new Woven wire mattresses and
woven wire cots manufactured on the prem
ises.
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Shiluh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whOoping cough ard brOn-
ohitis. For sale by Bowling & Flood.
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Livery Stables & Hacks Connected

Hacks Nos. 10, IL, IL. ID. IA, Is. Undertakes
office, "a Blum street, and stables opposite
Menger hotel Bodies embalmed and shipped
to ali points in the Union. Only White Hearse
in the city. Open day and night. Tel. Is.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-07-21

rear. A standing vitnsss 10 the tfath
thai The righteous shall flourish like the
palm tree. Their shall siill bring forth
fruit 10 good old age; they shall he fat and
Gonrishine 10 show that the Lord is up
right ca Sunday ny name vas an
nonuocd 10 preach ia the evening ~ q
graduate from Barr Seminary iust 70 years
ago this present term. This seemed 10
excite some curiosity and the house was
hllca With sppfecisilre listeners. who be !.
tokened their satisfaction by many kind
references 10 the services Afterwards. Onc
d the interesting eyents OF my stay IN
Manchester vas visit 10 one Of The sew
crAl marble qgarries and manufactures In
The neighborhood, where | saw evidence
oi the large expectations from this little
old mountnin state, reports Of which 10
tie newspapers bad made skepiicsl Of the
truth Of What ! read But the sight 81
my eyes took sll the skepiieism out OF me
when the huge derrick worked by steam
power. lifted blocks weighing ten tons out
Of pit fifty feet deep and laid them on
trucks that bore them Of 10 the ssvmill
sith the same ease that the same power
bandles the mamoih redwoods Of Cslifor-
MIA. These blocks are cut out OF the
mountain by steam drills and removed
from their hold not by dynamite but by
cutting. 80 that they are delivered IN reg
ular cubic form. aud sawed into whatever
shape desired aud then polished by the
friction Of appliances acting with great
velocity and power The quantity Of
marble goods thus turned out in all con-
eeiysble forms is immense, aud since the
source is ine,hansiable let nobody any
more count Vermont among the poor
states OF the Union. Her resources are as
reliable Ms those states whose mountains
are pregnant with oil. coal, iron or the
precious metals. The annual expectations
are simply immense. insuring perpetual
employment TO a great number OF her peo-
pie and augmenting her commerce. On
Monday, the 18th, we came up to Butling
ton, run OF three hours, and were met at
The depot by my brother, the Oldest bust
ness man IN the city. He began as book |
binder and trader more than fifty years
ago. and not single contemporary OF that
Early period now survives. He alone |
having continued in the same
business without interruption more than
half century, and is still active in it
while beyond the three score and ten. F"
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deceass q the great commander by pub-
lieiy declaring ''OSnl 10 dead and 10 -.---
where be ought 10 hare becs loag ago
Dsscharge for The brave veteran who ven
isrcd 10 SPEAK in behalf 0, his iellow 10.
diera Pruno.ion fer The mao vho bru-
tally insalsed ibe memory Of The great
urion chief Secretary Lamar bias sus-
peSaed Lis approval al Commissioner
Blacks order tor The summary dismissal
Of Major Bchle, 10 whom Gen. Black re-
fused 10 give = cory Of the ehsrges on
which be w.s removed AZ soon a. Sec
rstsfy Lamar was informed Of Black =
refusal 20 Allos Major Behle 70 see the
charges. BIO informed Black thai the order
al dismissal would be suspended pendins
farther inqairy. II is believed that The
real reason Why Black deeliaed to produce
the chsrees vas that be did 20, baye any
10 writing, save 10 an Anonymous tele-
graphic dispatch, which reached him 10
"a irregular manner and which be vac
anxious to keep 10 the background Maj
Bshle. whose fecorl for efficiency as 40
oiiecr 10 ibe Pension eer,iie Is Of the
hlshes,. does GOT cue for reinstatement
he simply demands bis night. As 40 Amer
ic.u eiuE4n. TO SEQ aud answer 20 any
eharses whiah may have been brought
sgalast BIN
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Extreme Summer Heat.

The summer, thus far, has been remark
able for its long continued hot weather.
While the thermometer has not gone high.
er than it often does there have been many
more days OF extreme heat than is usual
up to the middle Of July. Last Saturday
aud Sunday we're III many places the hot
test of the season. On Sunday 10 cities
reported the heat IRON 100 to los degrees
IN the shade, aud the same cities report
1903 deaths from sun stroke 10 Chicago
alone 62 persons died from heat prostra-
ton Saturday and Sunday
The above deaths were caused directly
from the Intense heat, bat hundreds more
died whose death might be traced indi-
reetly to the hot weather. The death rate
In the large cities shows an alarming in
crease over former years, the dwellers in
crowded tenement houses being the great
est sufferers.
Ia New York about noon on Sunday a
violent wind and rain storm, accompanied
with tightening, passed over the city do
log much damage Trees were torn up
the roofs, fences and signs blown down,
and telegraph aud telephone wires badly
tangled up Along the river fronts and
bay the storm ragged with great fury.
Hundreds OF sailboats aud other small
craft were out at the tine. The police
patrol boat at once steamed out in the bay
to assist uniortunates The crew rescued
about 80 occupants OF cspsized sail boats
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A, Other. See Us.

The following is part Of communca-
,iou iron Rev y. A Huntington, OF Eu
reka, Cal pablisbei Ia daily newspaper
OF that plne,;
I'VE left Perry Centre, n Y, 40 miles
up the Genesee river. OF the morning OF
the 9th. at su early hour, by the valley
road which rs built ou the grade of the
Geneseo valley canal. low abandoned lthe
right OF way having been sold out TO the
railroad company. which utilized the low
path ior a road bad That valley road
put us Into tie Genital depot IN Roches
ter 10 less than two hours, where we tick
tied for Manchester, Va, via Albany, on
the lightning Train. which eots with fy ing
speed and makes stops only at lev OF
the pfieipsi cities on the line The dis
lance from Perry TO Manchester, nearly
four hundred miles, was made by daylight
aud We took tea the same evening with
friends ia the valley OF the Battenkill, aud
10 sight Of Barr Seminary, where fifty
years ago | Was Il student ADD from which
entered the University 81 Vermont
Manchester lies IN The valley between two
high monntains, and consists Of one elon
gated street, shaded on either side with
ancient elms aud naples, whose branches
arch the dnyesay, With sidewalks OF pure
v bite marble With houses built Nth rural
ueaieess and separated by lawus Of green
add gardeus OF beauty. aud surrounded 10
the near distance by mountain scenery
grand aud picturesque. Besides being
the seat Of the famous seminary founded
some 60 years ago by joseph Barr D
wealthy bachelor Of the loSn, and after
asrds eudoael by suotbcr wealthy bach
eior, Josiah Baton. by reason Of which
istitr endowment Il took on the double
name Of Barr sad Barton Seminary.
Manchester ~ a iasorte watering place
much resofied TO by the elite Of the great
cities dufinr the snm mFr months 10 inhsle
tie Green M0antria air and angle for
front 10 ihe Traditional Baiienlill The |
Equinor House here. fronting the |
street for four hundred feet, holds rank |
Nth the lsrees, hotels il Saratoga. and |
like them Is open to the pubic only il |
The season 81 the simmer vacation. when /
The city homes are vacated nna their in
mates - ek health aud fesi shrosd. Here /
met aud vas eutsftsined by a number Of \
s4FFAAt slgA " AA1As .A@NtA " tAisANN W II
eng distances and by fonr or five decades
). time. l bsre never iorgoiien sud our
ia seauziniare1 wss received xiih mutual
3slieht Most Of al was this true OF the
Fsnei able Rev. Father Wicihsm. known
IA The reverend principal Of Barr AID Bar
ca seminary City years ago. from Which
itsce be retired more than twenty years
lree. aud 10 rov enjoying green old age
q bright and active A. boy. in his slsi l
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CORRESPONDENCE.

EDITOR JOURNAL; As one among the large
number who have personal interest in
the matter, desire to make inquiry in re-
gard to the present method OF term fees 10
our county court. As is we'll known we
have separate term OF court to accommo'
date each end or shire OF the county.
Where both parties live in one shire the
cases, by rule, are tried in that shire and
have no connection whatever with terms
of court in the other shire except term
fee charge would respectfully inquire
in regard to the reason and justice of this
charge Will some Of the many talented
legal gentlemen Of our county take the
trouble to enlighten, through your col
umns, one humble layman in the matter.
Please give us the plain matter OF fact
justice and reason for this charge by court
and attorneys. "MoUNTAINEER
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A question arose the other day whether
the late Charles Adams OF Burlington was
native Of that city. He was born IN
Arlington. Bennington county. March II.
1885, and died at Burlington. January II.
1866. He was among the first graduates
Of the University OF Vermont in 1904. He
was an eminent lawyer and held many pub
lie Offices He was the father Of Sullivan
Adams, the long time secretary OF the YER
mont board Of education.
Vermont seems to be the home Of vet
eran college graduates. The Hon. Edwin
Edgerton OF Rutland is the Oldest living
graduate Of Dartmouth, the Rev. Joseph,
Wickham of Manchester of Yale, and the
Oldest graduate Of Trinity ,s the Rev. Oil
yer Hopson Of Madslin, N. Y. who is ma
tive Of Wells, and was for Is years rector
OF st. Johns church in Poultney.
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Tie Rev Leonsri W BAcon's trouble
slth his Savannah congregation is des-
cribed 10 a Savannah despatch, printed in
the Southern papers The Rev. Leonard
". Bacon OF ihslndepeudept Presbyterian
church OF this city delivered an exlempo-
raneons Fourth Of July sermon 90 sun .
day. which has set the congregation b.,
tie ears aud created big sensation all
ever town. After brief review OF the
biblical history Of the Jews, Dr. Bacon
called attention TO the fact that divinity
always raised up men 10 meet national
emergencies. and enthusiastically mentioned
Washington, Lincoln and Grant as sayiours
Of this country, ,akiug occasion as he
spoke TO allude 10 the South as having
been 10 the wrong 10 the great struggle.
The doctors language was firm, but not
severe, but a large portion Of the eongre-
cation took oHense at his remarks. One
gentleman left the church during the
speaking, and at the close OF the services
the congregation neglected to 60 to the
altar TO exchange ciyiities with the pastor,
as Is their custom. The membership of
hbf SGult VI tut uiOst ailh-
tocratic families in the city, and names
who figure prominently 10 confederate
history. Many Of these spoke Of the cler
gymans effort as his funeral sermon. aud
II will be surprising il the incident is not
by vacant pulpit. Dr. Bacon
recently came south aud is a clegyman
known personally in New York. Phlladel-
phIa aud New England, aid has reputa-
ton throughout the whole country, as bad
bis father before him. Since coming South
he has been pronounced northerner in
his views, and his inclination to grant
negroes greater social privileges than is
customary in the South has excited some
comment 10 his own church circle The
fact that Dr. Bacon read extracts from
speeches at Gettysburg adds significance
10 the incident
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Last week Howard Gison OF Richford
fell from the top OF q building ~ feet.
struck gu the steep roof Of lumber shed.
vent doan that with great velocity, slid
over the caves and fell forty one feet,
landing 10 the Missisquoi River. where
the water is bus eighteen inches deep
he vss uniblured
A huge scale OF marble fell Saturday
afternoon from the roof Of ellison A
woodhns cid quarry in West Rn,laud TO
the pit. distance OF over 200 feet. killing
Patrick T.. Mccormick. young married
man, who is the blacksmith 10 the quarry
aud shsrpens the drills for the workmen.
He wss working directly under the falling
mass sui WAS terribly crushed snd man
elei. bis body being a horrible mass OF
flesh and broken bones
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Gryr Tnrn A Cnaxcr.

That Is to SAY. your lungs. Also oil
breathing machinery. Very wonderful
machinery ID Ia. Ne, only the larger air
passages. but the thousands OF little tubes
and cavities leading from them.
Whca these are elogged and ohoked with
matter which ought not 10 be there. your
they do, they cannot do we'll.
Call j, cold. cough. group, pneumonis,
ea,arrh. consumption or any Of the family
VI throat and nose and bead aud lung OBJ
iruciions, all are bad. All ought 10 be
got rid Of There is Just one sure way 10
sc, rid Of them. That is 10 take Boshee's
German Syrup, which any druggist will
sell you 1t - cents = bottle. Even II
everything else has failed you, you may
depend upon this for certain.
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REBECCA c. WALLS Fs,Ars.

ASsTATE or VERMONT. District Of neaoAsstes %
In Probate Court held ~ asashsstss yIlbs
and Tor said District on the sth DAY Of July
4. D. 1857.
A duly suthentiostsd copy IL ths IN n He.
bscss q. Wall. late VI White Cresk y ~ e0uB-
y OF wsshinsion and stats al ueu s1srt,
deceased. aud Of the Probate sn/ Allowance
thereof In the burroGsie's cosst los sAt1 county.
vas presented by Hsisn Cornstas ytaAL ~ per.
son therein named ~ ssscstsix, Tor BE silos-
apce Of said instrument In this statS u The last
viii and testament Of tbs AAid dsce641dS
whereupop . sessiop Of sAld Court " be bsA
II the PROBATE once 10 Manchester. In said
District. on the sDtb DAY Of Only a. D. lst7.
vss appointed for the allowances u ssid IDstsu'
ment, and for all persons concerned 10 appear
and contest the same, II cause there BE- Tor 90
doing; and public notice thereof vas ordered "
be given BY the publication hereof 70 The Ass-
chester JOURNAL. . EtssIaper printed - seid
xABebesier, three weeks ssfcs ssivsIy pvvviSss
sss LOYELAsD NUsSos, Judge.